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scyphus
scythe
sea
pronunciation
blite
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Etymology of the English word sea
the English word
sea
derived from the Proto-Germanic root
*saiwaz
Derivations in English
seablite
,
asea
,
seabeach
,
seabed
,
seabird
,
seaboot
,
seaborne
,
seadog
,
seadrome
,
seafarer
,
seafloor
,
seagirt
,
seagoing
,
seajack
,
seakindly
,
sealab
,
sealift
,
seamark
,
seamoth
,
seamount
,
seaperch
,
seapiece
,
seaplane
,
seaport
,
seaquake
,
seashore
,
seasick
,
seaweed
,
seaworthy
,
subsea
,
undersea
,
seaward
,
overseas
,
seaboard
,
seacoast
,
seafaring
,
seafowl
,
seaman
,
seashell
,
seaside
,
seasnail
,
seastrand
,
seawater
,
seaway
Cognates
Dutch
zee
, German
See
, Icelandic
sjór
, Swedish
sjö
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